Depressed (but not unhappy) Mormon Mommy

Okay, so the Zoloft must be helping because I've come up with several fun things to brighten up our February.
Our family made a heart and snowflake tree for Family Night last week. We filled each heart with compliments for each other. My oldest calls it our "Positivity Tree".  I love it. I think we'll have to do it again next year. We also tried making candy...

So remember a while back when I was all, "Oh, my depression is so well-managed right now. . . I can finally focus on other things. . .blah, blah, blah. . . I'm so well-adjusted, blah, blah. . ." well, that was only sort of true.
I'm sparing you (actually myself) the details because they are a little tedious and very pitiful, but suffice it to say this has been a difficult winter. I had a few panic attacks. I've had more suicidal episodes in quicker succession than I can ever...

Hi all :)
I got invited to participate in a group blog about Mormon spirituality. It's called Into the Hills and it focuses on Mormon spirituality at different phases (i.e. Mormons who are happy with their religion, Mormons who are still members but have questions...

This is the first in a series of posts about my son's life with Atopy or Atopic Syndrome and what solutions have worked for us.
This is my boy, Mr. J:
He is now five years old and pretty happy and healthy. But not always. From the time he was born he just seemed to struggle. He had a ton of cradle cap. Cried all the time. Didn't nurse well. Struggled with rashes and eczema. Couldn't gain weight. Excessive...